Creative Writing

Cadence can be described as:

• flushing out the characters

• a plot summary

• something that gives writing a sense of rhythm and pace

• a personal writing style

Which of the following factors contribute to writer’s block?

• fear

• flow

• cadence

• noise

The way that a writer displays their personality and imagination on the page is called:

• oral tradition

• writer’s voice

• descriptive writing

• genre

A category of anything artistic, from music to literature, is called:

• fiction

• non-fiction

• plot

• genre

The climax of a story is:

• a clear beginning, middle, and end

• a single action-packed sequence where the story reaches resolution

• the main character

• a category of writing

Fleshing out the figures who will play major roles in a story is referred to as:

• genre

• characterization

• first person

• the foil character

The setting can be described as the:

• location and time-scape of a story

• driving force of the story

• fleshing out of characters

• category of writing

The main character of the story, and often the hero, is called the:

• antagonist

• foil character

• villain

• protagonist

What drives the story forward is referred to as the:

• climax

• plot

• genre

• antagonist

The ____________ character is a minor character that has specific traits opposed to the protagonist.

• secondary

• third-person

• antagonistic

• foil